What if the history of the first Americans … was wrong? Just 40 miles north of Austin, a sleepy patch of farmland called the Gault Site is changing everything we thought we knew about human history. According to the Texas State Historical Association, the site has
Not too long ago, scientists were exploring a lake during a scientific exploration and came upon an underwater object that had caught the attention of historians, religious experts, and many people. This item has been hidden beneath the water's surface for approximately 1,000 years, and hopefully,
An important archaeological and historical find, the recent discovery of a fort from the Indian Wars near El Paso, Texas, offers concrete proof of a pivotal juncture in American expansion and frontier warfare. The rediscovery of this fort offers a vivid window into the intricate
The man’s high-status burial, despite evidence that he spent his life at the potter's wheel, raises unsettling questions about how ancient Egypt measured worth. Traditionally seen as a rigid hierarchy ruled by bloodlines and proximity to power, this discovery hints at something more complex. Could
China has accomplished a significant milestone by powering up the world's first operational thorium molten salt reactor, a daring move that redefines the future of nuclear energy. Thorium offers far more abundance and the potential for safer, cleaner atomic power than conventional uranium reactors. The reactor's
It is no secret that the Mona Lisa has amazed people for generations with her mysterious smile and an intriguing aura that surrounds her. Many experts, like art historians, chemists, and engineers, have studied Leonardo da Vinci's famous artwork; to this day, they still find new
In a decision that sent ripples through global cultural circles, the United States announced its intention to withdraw from UNESCO, a move unprecedented in recent decades. Once a leading member and significant agency funder, the US's departure raises alarms about its traditional role in global
The ancient Native Americans were a much more advanced and complex culture than many previously thought. In fact, a lot of their old customs, traditions, innovations, and beliefs actually helped shape a lot more of our modern day culture than we once thought. Despite the
Native American agriculture isn't always viewed through an impressive lens. In fact, it's generally always thought to have been simplistic, naive, and even accidental at times. However, more recent observations at a now well-established Native American farming site in Northern Michigan, called Sixty Islands is
Australia’s outback saw a U.S. Army truck fire a Standard Missile-6. Range cameras, cited by Stars and Stripes, showed the rocket streaking 166 kilometers toward a target before a bright flash confirmed impact. “This system changes the game,” Deputy Commander Lt. Gen. Joel Vowell later
